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An Irish Emergency Medicine podcast for all EM providers. New episodes released on the first Monday of every month. In our main episodes we talk through an EM case and get feedback from a subject expert. Our bonus episodes highlight EM advancements in Ireland and internationally through interviews, conference coverage and more. Listen along with the show notes available for every episode and download the infographics at our website: thecase.report Brought to you by Irish Emergency Medicine Trainees and proudly supported by the IEMTA and the Irish Association of Emergency Medicine (IAEM).

Irish Medical Times Editor Terence Cosgrave discusses the big stories of the month - featured in that month's issue of IMT - with Ireland's top doctors, surgeons and healthcare professionals. A hour-long discussion about current issues in Irish healthcare and interviews with Ireland's top medical professionals. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast is brought to you by totalhealth and Haven Pharmacies. There are 127 of our independently owned pharmacies located all over Ireland so that we can bring Trusted, Local, Care to you in your community, and now, on the go, with this podcast!

Breath work A Respiratory Medicine podcast for busy respiratory nerds who want to keep up-to-date with the constantly evolving world of the lung. Every month we speak with respiratory experts on their areas of special interest. Our goal is to provide YOU with interactive and easy to listen to clinical updates. We will cover presentation, clinical reasoning, diagnostics and treatments but also new and exciting changes coming down the line. Delivered at a time convenient to you in 20-30 minute episodes. Inspire Meet your Respiratory Medicine heroes and hear how they got to where they are today. ...

Each week our host Dr Robert O’Connor will be joined by top experts and cancer patients to discuss the big cancer questions like why do people get cancer, what are the signs and symptoms we can look out for, and will there ever be a cure for cancer?Contact our Freephone Support Line on 1800 200 700 & supportline@irishcancer.ie for any cancer queries or concerns. You can support our vital cancer research projects by making a donation at www.Cancer.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.